Manhattan High School - Blue M Yearbook (Manhattan, KS)

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Directing the musical groups, Mr. Boye stresses the feeling and power he desires from the music. Glee Clubs Vocolists Perfect Tolentsp Perform in Assemblies Boys' glee club, open to any boy in school, had a membership of 31 singers. This group performed in the musical show, school assembly, and district contest. From this group came the male voices of both Rohed Choir and Pops Choir. President of the glee club was John Shupeg secretary, Merle Duncan, and librarian, Max Fritz. Two sections of girls' glee were started this year. These two groups were composed mostly of sopho- mores who were building a background in vocal tech- niques and enjoyment of singing. Ofhcers were chosen from each of the two groups. Those chosen for one group were Jan Goodrich, president, and Judy Valk- enburg, secretary. Susan Walker was president, and Ellen Kelchak, secretary oi another group. Librarians were Toni Gellinger, Enrica Spinetto, and Ann Min- turn. Girls' glee club was open to any girl. BOYS' Gl.EE-Bolton: Row: Mike Lundberg, Dick Surrett, Bill Snyder, David Sloat, Lyle Porter, Merle Duncan, Donald Carney, Max Fritz. Row 2: George Gerritz, Phil XVendling, Don Gross, Mike XVerner, Dick Goheen, Dave Kershaw, james Goff, Mark Holland, Tom Feldkamp. Row 3: Mr. Larry lloye, Richard Gresham, lVayne Hill, Robert Socolofsky, Rick Nelson, David Yeo, john Shupe, George Shupe, Randy Rieck, Brad lllaker, Robert Locke. 122

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Treble CZQF Girls Repertoire Includes Clossics, Other Fovorites Treble Clef is a select vocal group of girls. The singers in this group were active during the year, per- forming for the school, for community functions, and also for the district contest. Treble Clef gave the par- ticipants a chance to improve vocally and work with more diflicult numbers. The groups repertoire was all inclusive, from the classics to everybody's favorite. President of Treble Clef was Joyce Burris, and Sharon YVhitley was secretary of this singing group, Two separate and smaller ensembles were formed from members of T-Clef. These enabled the girls to better accustom themselves to singing well with a group. The upperclassman ensemble participated in the district contest. GIRLS' fjcililyllflftlllfllll Horn: Kay Glenn. l7t'bl1ii' I1r'Nl1nul. If 2. Marilyn Sinnnons, Donna Sinnnons, Nanci' Norm-ll, Hoa' 1 Karen llaxldson. Xlflillf NIi'C.onnull, Susan Hallaer, Sara l'ilSCl'. T-CLEF ENSEMBLE-Joyce Burris, Karyn Nordin, Kate Lipper, Lynne Dakin, Linda Carlson, JoAnn Carlson, Kathy Toburen, Carol Swann Linda XVesChe, Sharon WVhitley, Mary Anne Thorson, Cindy Teare, Ronna Rooks. TREBLE CLEF-Iiofmnz Row: Connie Marker, Lynne Dakin, Vickie McConnell, Judy Burgess, JoAnn Carlson, Linda XYcsche. Ronna Rooks Kate Lipper, Kay Glenn, Nancy YVard, Row 2: Mr. Larry Boye, Sara lfiser, Mary Horocofsky, Rosalind Ridgway, Pat linoch, Sharon Whit ley, Ann Stewart, Sandra Cringan, Cindy Teare, Mary Anne Thorson, Dana Bayer, Marilyn Simmons. Row 3: Karyn Nordin, Joyce Burris Karen Davidson, Betty Allsbury, Judy Pendergast, Kathy Toburen, Carol Swaim, Linda Carlson, Pam Chrest, Susan XValkcr, Donna Sim mons, Nancy Norvell, Debbie DeMand.

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GIRLS' GI,IiE-Bottom Row: Beverly Macha, Barbara Hicks, Vicki Larkin, Toni Gellinger, Dianna Hileinan, Nancy Evans, Valinda Beck Mary Loherg, Loretta Bledsoe. Row 2: Stella Horocofsky, Merilyn Braddock, Sherry Brown, Jill llenton, Josephine lloliwell, Sharon Meis- ner, Nancy Abbott, Barbara Fuller, Rose Mary Guess. Row 3: Joan Byrd, Julie Danielson, Ann Minturn, Virginia liscohar, Nancy Gave. Jan Lundin, Linda Luna, Kathy Johnson, Madeline Allen, Edith Mathies. Row 4: Mr. Larry lloye, Ann Drake, Ellen Kelchak, Lela Miller Pam Hansen, Roberta Cross, Jan Goodrich, Joyce Furney, Dianne Gugler, Marlene Moyer, Lynn Larmer, Penny lfortun. - i I if ' ' - - ' an -- A .. f Q l f GIRLS' GLEE-Bottom Row: Patricia Shirley, Enrica Stinetto, Sharon White, Jill Jorgensen, Jean Sedam, Deanna Colbert, Nancy Byrd, Elouise Swensson. Row 2: Karen Brooks, Marcia Latschar, Kathy Plutnherg, Judy Van Valkenburgh, Sande Lindgren, Jacque Luinh, Conf nie Wilcox, Susan Rehschuh, Kathy Kennedy. Row 3: Janie Peabody, Paula Sanford, Donna Martin, Nancy llunter, Ann Stonehocker, Nan- cy NCISOII, Margaret Henry, Cynthia XVhite, Lynn Ferguson, Connie Cross. Ron' Al: Shirley lNIcLaurey, Janice Selhy, Marcia Norby, Phyllis Hanks, Monica Flinner, Mary Zeisset, Therese Hanson, Bette Hawke, Deborah Newton, Pat Haas, Mary Louise Sinallz. BOYS' 0Gl'liT-liollonl Ilozv: Merle Duncan, llill Sny- der. Hoa' 2: David Sloat, Mark Holland, 'l'oin Feld' , , Klllllll. Rout 3: Mr. Larry lloye, Richard Gresham, Rob- Ann Nllntufll 21I1d,T0m Fcldkalnpv 1UCIJ1bQ1'5 01 U10 glee flllbi cn Socologsky, Robert Locke. enjoy practicing alter school as well as singing at perlorniances.